Be aware that even if you have a tax deed, the owner can still redeem.If you file an ejectment lawsuit and the owner counterclaims for redemption, your legal fees will be added to the redemption cost the owner will have to pay.If the owner files a lawsuit against you to force redemption, and then you counterclaim for ejectment, you are NOT entitled to recover your legal fees.  

Fortunately, no other lawsuits in 10 additional years.

Simply forgetting what you put where can be frustrating, but even more important, not keeping files in order, etc. can lead to violations of lead disclosure laws, fair housing laws, etc. and leave you defenseless in case of a lawsuit.

Has anyone filed an harassment lawsuit against them. 

It just creates a nexus for a lawsuit.

However, for liability purposes such as a potential lawsuit from a tenant, having the title in the name of the LLC should protect me against potential lawsuits from tenants etc, correct?  

This will buy the insurance company and closing attorney some time to properly resolve and /or avoid potential lawsuits, but does nothing for you and your situation as you sit around for the next half a year waiting for something to happen.

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You might be correct that one heavily mortgaged property does not invite frivolous lawsuits, but one screwy but real case could trigger payments beyond your primary coverage, and then you pay with your own assets.

This is the first and only time I have ever been in a lawsuit.